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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-21
Sandwich Islands.

The proposition to, form IN oceanio
confederncy with the Huwuiin Islnads
as the predomnnting power is impor.
6nt to us, NJ it would remove u petty
eauSe Of trouble with England or Ger
many. We do IL It want the island our.
selves, uether do we want them to fail
into the hnnds of any of the stronger
European powers. AS American irau-
eFGSS are so strong in Hawaii, King
karak@un' s rule over the island conicd-
eraoy wohld tx very apt 10 be friendly
to us. II the Monroe doctrine is worth
enforcing upon this continent the policy
might we'll be extended tn 6he islands OF
the South PHciar, which are nearer to
Ms III point of ACC" rllty than many
portions ofthe continent itself.-[S San
FranciSco Post.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-21

JOSEPH PEARSON Deend1nt.
The State Of Nevala sends areet,uo IN II.
Reph ear ION, defendant:
You are reby summoned to apneor hefor,.
me- ut my tfcc in pruremOnt. il the Conn,
~ of Elko, Oh tbs B tn d,y of May. A. D. 1871;
A. I'D O'CLOCK \. A., i'll an action brouch,
against you by said plointifr, to answer Tho
complaint of the above named pl iniiAf
Sid action is brought to rrcO, or tho sum Of
twenty-five and Sixty-two ore.huudred,n
IS2o.G2l Dollhrs, lgwiul money. Twenty 1901
Dollars OF the aforesaid amount tor MONEY
ioauel to yau. nnd Fiv and Sixty. two one
hundrtdth t35 81 Dollars being for goods.
waves and meichandiso hlrnlshtd TO you BIZ
plnintib ut your instance, n'd quest. or
Judgment will be ink"n against you tor the said
amount, together with costs of this suit y YOU
fail TO appear n q answer. ~.
!" the sheriff % any Constable Of sail Couu.
ty' Greetings: Make legal service ara due re-
turn hcreof.
Given under nv hand ihia
4h dayo April. A. d. 1881.
FkAStIS j. KELLY,
a Justice the Peace OF
q'iZ-tHs said SpruCpmOut ownship.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-21

L'dU,' NIi51rf an rhildfnnt shoes
3'St reeHlved. New goods constantly ar.
aHSulS.a s NJ, R3inh1rt>
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-21
PROBATE NOTICE.
IN THE DiSTRJ9r COURT OFTHE TATE
! of Nevada, in and tor EIko Couuty.
I'm the Matter c6 t;,c Estatc of Ar.
thur Samuel Lowe. DccOaScd,

Pursna to an order duly issu d on of said
Cou {, u!dGr the seal thereof, On The 18th day
OF May 1881, notice il hereby given at FRI.
DAY. TIE 21h DAY OF NAY 1871. nj eight
o'cio'k P. II. Of sriG day. Gt the Court Room If
saiG Court, at the Gu IouS" i'm the town
aud county lho, Stnie of Ncvstln has beer
ppointcj M t!pe time aud place ni proving the
will OF syi0 Arthur Samuel Lowe. dccenSed
"nd for III" hearing nj tho application Of r. II
Eige"w and iii nj. Lrwc for tho Issuance to
hem Of le'trr>te4thin ut Try, when aid whrre
any person int, csted may appear nnd contest
tho same
Attest: c.. Il. WISEMNN,
Dat d May IT, 1887. Clerk
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Fed Rock alninDn.
UNDER MASONIC HALL.
II. Nc ADAMS.. proi.rirtor.

This popular rNsorS has recently been
placed iii 6rst GLASS repair and
TIE BAR
stocked with the Gnest Wines. Liquors
and Cignrs.
Lyon want something Mild CT Pow
erfnI give the Bed Rock call. -
81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-01
NARROW ESCAPE

From r Railroad Dlsaster-Two Trains Col.
|ls3t, llde-Passengcrs shaken Up.
CHICAGO, Ills, Jan. 3l-The through
Omaha passenger train on the Chicsgo,
Burlington snd Quincy Railroad passed
Aurora at 8 o'clock this morning, from
which point it runs to this city without
stopping. Thirty miles from this city it
was compelled to stop owing TO blockad.
ed freight train. A brakeman was sent
back over the track with danger signal
to stop local train from Aurora. Before
it arrived the man with the aignal was re-.
called, as the Omaha train was again ready
to proceed. Before the man with the
lantern reached the rear OF bis train, and
before the Omaha train had started the
Aurora train came dRshing into the rear
Of the sleeper. In the gray OF the morn
ing the engineer OF the local train dis.
covered the blockade only in time to re-.
verse before the collision came.
The engine Of the local train partly
buried itself in the rear OF the last sleep
ing car. The platform WAS demolished
and the entire end OF the Pullman car in
Guiding the closets was crushed in. The
front Of the rear sleeper and the rear Of
the second sleeper were also driven into
each other 60 that there was no escape
from tho doors. As the coaches remained
on the track the passengers at once began
climbing out OF the windows. There was
no fire 10 add horror to the scene and in
a fow minutes all we're known to be safe.
One man who was in the wash room of
tho sleeper would have lost his life had
not the collislon broken hole in the roof
through which he escaped. Although
the passengers we're badly shaken up, no
,6ls s:Ras BstiouBly injured. LTD. y ~ ;
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

i The glaes bottle factory OF D. o. Gun.
ningham & Co., at Pittsburgh, was burned
Sunday. ~, 49,, '.-t Il. @ q
The dwellings Of William Roneinzsr and
Daniel Oberlise, at Columbus, Ind, were
destroyed by fire. "
John Dahlmsn, q wealthy business
man Of Milwaukee,, committed suicide
during a TT Of temporary insanity by
hanging himself. -. :
Lud Cornish, in Jail at Springfield. KY,
awaiting trial for numbering Miss Lulu
Green, and attempting to kill her mother,
was hanged by mob.
A drum of diluted glycerine in the
Chicago Glycerine Company's works at
Chicago bursting resulted in the complete
destruction OF the works by fire. A
watchman was badly burned. 'g IS S5
Tho labor element in the Indiana Legis.
lature are becoming anxious to secure
legislation in their interest, and there are
indications that they will break the
Senatorial deadlock early this week. z
A gang OF robbers who had been opera.
ting near New Albuquerque, N. NJ, were
tracked with blood-hounds, surrounded
by, the officers, and in the fight that en-.
sued one OF the gang was killed and two
others captured. i 5-F
AT a meeting Of Socialists at Chicago
resolutions were adopted : proteslin,
against the passage Of Law establishing
military post near that city, and de
manding the abolition Of the regula
army and the establishment Of a Nationa
militia. a-,.. =. tJ5 81
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. sl.-The
Erening Star hes the following: Although
the Secretary Of State has not yet an
nounced that the British schooners cap.
tured BY the revenue steamer Corwin, in
Alabama waters, were unlawfully seized
and held, it is learned on very good au-
thorily that this will be the outcome of
the whole matter. and that proper dam.
ages will bo paid by this government for
the lossea by detention. II is understood
that this ie in accordance with an opinion
OF the Attorney General after carefully
considering Gil the court proceedings,
which showed that the ves.els we're catch.
ing sesls outaids the three-mile line, and
were therefore we'll within their rights ac-
cnrding to the construction this govern
ment has always insisted upon. =
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becoming TOO FnEs u. /
Canadian Fishermen ponohins In Am,
can Watcrs-TheIr Insoleucc,

Canadian Fishermen Ponohing in Ambri.
can Wators-Their Insolence.
EAsrpoRT, Me-, Jan. 3l.-When the sun
vas rising, Saturday morning, large
aset Of Canadian vessels were taking
herring in the waters OF Passamaqnoddy
Bay. The news Of the new arrivals soop
spread, from house to house, and when
the sun was an hour high the wharyea
were crowded with an excited gang OF
Maine fishermen and their wives and
children. As this is the time Of year
when immense schools Of herring run in,
the citizens saw at once what their Cana
dian brothers were after. II
One OF the boats was hailed from the
shore by one OF the angry citizens, and,
in reply to his question as to what they
were doing, one Of tho Canadians
answered: "Wo are taking Yankee
herring. That's what we are doing."n.
Whenthis information was made known
to the citizens their Indignation knew no
bounds. Threats OF retaliation were rife,
and 1t is believed that had there been any
available ordnance in town the angry
fishermen would have opened fire on the
insolent Canadians. 81
As the day advanced news WAS received
from st. Andrews that the Canadian
cruiser Middleton touched at that port
during the forenoon. Later in the day
she was seen cruising of Eastport, and
there the news spread the Middleton was
there to prevent any American fishermen
entoring Canadian waters to fish, aud the
indignant citizens we're told by the Cana.
dian fishermen, who were within stone's
throw Of the shore, that the Middleton
was there to protect them against the
Yankees. One OF the captains Of the
Canadian vessels laughed innocently q,
the helpless condition OF the Eastpor
fishermen. He said the Yankees cqule
not molest him, and he proposed to fish
Ijust wherever 1t suited his fancy.
When asked il he did not know he wa
within the line, he said: "Of course +.
am aware OF 1t. When q man can almos
step from his vessel to the shore, he i
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PlrraBURaH, Pa, Jan. 3l.-The river
coal Miners did rot return to work this
morning except OF the mines where there
wero barges or boats under the tipples
partially filled. These will be loaded and
then not bushel Of coal will bo mined on
the river until come agreement has been
made with the operators relative to tho
demand for en- increase in wages 10 8 cents
a bushel. Tre operators are almost unani.
nous in declaring that the advance will
not be granted az the trade will not war.
rant it. As yct no arrangements have
beon made for conference, but it is
thought a meeting will be held in a day or
two to ASCERTAIN what can be done. 1t is
estimated that there will be 5000 miners
idle on the river by tomorrow noon, and
that all the mines will be closed before the
middle OF tho week. r,5yl +. 81,
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THE FISHERY WAR.
THE .auNpoArs ARE COMING
From England to Protect tho Interests of
canndn-The Insoient Canadians Laugh.
Ing Mt tho lIelplessness of the Yankee
ls. fishermen-The Situation,

TORONTO, ONT, Jan. Sl.-The Ottswi
correspondent OF the Mail says: "Yes
terday the announcement was made tha
the Imperial Government had consented
to send men.of.war out next season 10 az
slst in the protection Of the Canadian fish
cries. 10 tho people Of the United Statel
doubtless this will be anything but palata
BILE information, but, IS a matter Of fact
1t Is simply following the precedent es
tablished before the Washington treaty
came into operation. A prominent otli
clal, on being interroIated as to the cor.
rectness Of the report, said: ut Is true
that the Imperial authorities have con.
sentod to send out one or two guuboats
next spring to assist the Marine police In
the enforcement Of our fishery rights.
Some time ago, he said, an understanding
was arrived at with the home authorities
that the usual assistance should bs given,
The reason why aid was not rendered. lUst
season was due to tho long correspond.
once between Canada and England and
to the fact that by tho time tho Imperial
authorities had settled on their policy the
fishing season had nearly expired.
II pointed out to this gentleman the
special cable appearing In the Mail in
which the Under Foreign Secretary had
been made to say that the Canadian Cabi-
net had mado proposition which, from
the liberality OF its character, Is likely to
contribute to settlement oil the dispute,
II from this the inference Is to be drawn
that tho Dominion Government has re.
ceded from the position it has taken all
along as to It's rights based on the treaty
Of 1878, there is mistake somewhere. l
have 1t on good authority that the G Goyern-
ment still adheres to the policy it has fre.
quently announced, and it Is reported
that no offer OF the kind the cable 1peaks
Of has been made"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-01

CERTAIN members Of the House are 80
deairious of putting all the good they can
in the ant!.railroad pass bill-then defeat.
ing it, that they have induced the House
to incorporate a provision forbidding
newspaper publishers to send their papers
Fae to otlicsrs or candidates.
This is we'll enough as far as it goes.
Blu. the oGisnss is so mons!rous that 1t de-
serves to be made capital, at the same
tins offering a reward for device that
will subject the culprit to exquisite and
prolonged torture before death comes to
complete tho penalty. II the thing
aimed a! exists to any great extent in
West Virginia We are at once surprised
and shocked. II anybody should pay for
his newspaper it ia the office-holder and
the candidate, and il any distinction is
made they should be required to pay
double prica. stiT
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! A Branch of Standard oil Company, pary,

New ORLEANS, Jan. Sl.-A serious at.
tack has been organized here on the
American Cot,onseed Oil trust Company
by the purchase Of the Maginnis mills.
For three months the Trust has been in
control Of the cottonseed oil mills here
Two Memphis capitalists, formerly in the
oil business, have organixsd!a company
and perfected plans for new mill to be
run on cooperative plan that will assure
it constant supply Of seed. Nearly all
tho leading planters on the lower Missis'
sippi have been given stockGin the new
mill, aud have pledged themselves to fur.
nish so many tons Of cottonseed annual
ly; thus assuring the mill OF fifty thou.
sand tons q year, as much as any two
mills Of the Trust Company here receive.
The site for the new mill has been select.
ed and the necessary barges and steamers
contracted for 1t is direct attack on
the. Old Trust Company, in which the
planters will take prominent part.
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concerning the separate property Of mar.
ried women. III - -
Mr.. Lareen., 25o. amending the alter.

ConSeininR tne separate properly Of mar
ried women. III .. -
Mr.. Largent, $50, amending the alter
nate road law. si 'E'gN0ss 91r.f ,i5li
Mr.. Cakes, 251, amending the law con.
cerning the jurisdiction Of justices.
Mr: DAVIDSON, 252, appropriating $40 ,O0C
Tor the construction oi deodorizing vats OF
q furnace TO destroy the sewage at the
State Hospital for the Insane. iNs@
MIR. Chipley, 253, to regulate the Sc.
lection, prices and purchase OF class hooks
used In the free schools Of the State.
Mr., Crow presented House Joint Rsso.
lution No. IA, amending Section 8 OF Ar.
ticle IlI Of the Constitution 80 as to do
away with tho popular vote on the dis.
trict school levy. .- = i7I
The remainder Of the days session was
spent In the fret and second readings Of
bills. 7-a1II - = .
Both houses have passed House Joint
Resolution No. II, "Providing Tor lighting
both entrances to the capitol building dur.
ing the session Of the Legislature" az
Mr. Jones has presented In the House
bill to provide for the collection OF tax on
goods sold at auction or otherwise in a
city, county, or in corporated towns Of vii.
lagos OF this State, on which no assessment
has been made as required by law. (
Mr.. Nc Whortar presented bill to uu-
thprize' thoi kanawha & Ohio Bailway
Company to reconstruct end operate q rail.
ftad bridge across tho Great Kanawhs
:fliyer5sibetween Charleston, Kanawha
county, and the mouth OF the Gauley
river, in Fayette county, West Virginia.
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Action OF House Committee,

WASHINGTON, D. g., Jan. Sl.-The &C.
ton taken by Messrs. Belmont, Clementa
and Rice, the subcommittee Of the Com.
mittee on Foreign Affairs on the fishery
question is understood to be as follows;
A majority Of the subcommittee felt that
whatever COURSE was taken by the House
should be had in view Of the gravity Of
the interests involved not only with the
knowledge but with the full assent and
active concurrence OF the administration,
they therefore determined to forward
copies OF the Edmnnds joint resolution
as passed by the Senate, the Cor.
man retaliatory bill, as introduced into
the Senate and the Belmont retaliatory
bill as reported by the Foreign Attaira
Committee to both Secretary Bayard and
Secretary Manning. Secretary Manning
is specifically asked for an expression Of
his views and preference on the bills sub.
mltted as bearing upon the interests COM
mitted by law to his supervision, and both
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
Secretary OF State are asked to suggest any
notifications which my seem to them de-.
sirable. in either Of the measures. The
esrlles. possible reply is solicited.
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TnE vote in the Senate on the Edmund's

The vote in the Senate on the Edmund's
fisheries resolution-46 to lis inter
preted by tho Administration as vote oi
confidence. And 80, indeed, it is in the
highest degree. The power proposed tc
be placed in the hands of the President
is very great, but there is no occasion te
fear that it would be abused. ia
On the contrary, it would certainly be
used conservatively, and the President
would take no step unless he thought il
wiss. By the time he might think well tc
move he would find the people at hif
back, pushing rather than trying to stay
his,hand.s.....When it, comes to preserving
tho National dignity there will be no seri'
Gus dissensions among the American peo'
ple. Hs.ss5L I g.
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Merchant Murdered, ,

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. s31.-Intelli.
gence Of sensational tragedy in Chicot
county has reached this place. Richard
Buckner and j.. @. Winston are promi-
nent citizens Of McDermott. Buckner is
an attorney and Winston a Merchant. 1t
is stated that the former had received
from an. eastern wholesale house draft
against the latter for collection. When
Buckner demanded payment Winston re.
fused, saying, as alleged, that several items
covered by the drafts we're too high. The
men started to find two merchants who
were to decide the points in dispute.
Buckner walked in advance OF Winston.
A double barreled shot gun stood at the
door, Of a store they passed. Buckner
seized the weapon, and wheeling around,
discharged both barrels at Winston, tear.
ing his face away and killing him in.
stantly. Buckner is under arrest, and
lynching is threatened. tIE9s
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A PLOT UNEARTuED

To Save tho Necks Of tho Annrchists-A
Very Novel Scheme
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 3l.-Police Captain
Setback, in an interview admitted that he
had been for over fortnight inyestigat.
ing what appeared to be an Anarchist plo.
to save Spies and his fellow-conspiratora
from death on the gallows. Within a
month there has been a marked revival Of
interest in the Anarchist meetings in this
city, and the efforts of the police to keep
track Of their proceedings has redoubled.
As a result Captain Setback came into
possession OF drawing which was recog.
nized as tho basement plan OF the isil and
Criminal Court building. It was accurate
in every particular. Even the eewers and
waste-pipes we're located. Basement
plans Of the buildings on CLARK street, OF.
tending to the Jail alley we're also shown.
From certain Of these buildings lines were
drawn which metin the center OF the isil
yard.
Investigation showed that the base.
ments indicated that those for rent or OF
which the leases could be purchased
Captain Schaack's inquiries led to The the.
ory that the lines centering in the jsil
yard represented possible or projected
tunnels. Negotiations had been entered
into for the lease OF one basement BY
prospective shoe dealers, who stipulated
for the division OF the basement by close
partition separating the front. from the
back. Boxes were to be delivered and
taken from the rear antranra o1o,o
watch has been kept, but without result,
and the hopes OF capturing the conspira.
tors have been abandoned. Captain
Schssck believes that the design was to
chest the gallows by blowing up the con-
damned Anarchists, and with them the
officers delegated toconduct the execution,
If tunnels were designed to enable the
Anarchists to escape, the lines would not
reach to the jail yard, but rather to the
iail itself. fr--
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CHICAGO, Jan. 3l.-Mrs. George Rod.
gers, who it at the head of Assembly "a oi
the Knights Of Labor, which includes
Chicsgo, has an ides that it is her duty to
endeavor to inculcate the principles of
temperance among the membership quite
as much as those Of labor. She has &C.
cordingly started to personally visit each
assembly and read TO it tho appeal in be.
half Of temperance recently addressed to
the order by Mrs. Francis Willard, in be.
half Of the Wonen's Christian Temper.
suce Union. As there nre 1870 local
bodies under Mrs. Rodgers jurisdiction,
her selt.imposed task is no light one, and
it will be nearly midsummer before it is
completed.
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SaYan.Cnnnt I'm

WASHINGTON, D. O., jar. ..31. There
were seven Senators and twelve Senate
employees (incluting pa9es) present at
prayers this morning. This as regards
Senators is rather above the average,
which fact is presumed to be due to the
resolution offered by Senator Hoar, but
not yet adopted, requiring postpone
ment OF the opening prayer until quorum
shall haye assembled, y ~
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II Mr.. Cspden's friends cannot elect
him against the opposition Of Col. Lucss
and his friends, what reason have they to
think they can force another Of their
faction through over the same opposition
This query is in the straight line OF prac'
teal politics. t rzg-
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BosroS, Jan. Silt is proposed to form
OF oil the employees on all the New
England railroads new trade District Of
the Knights OF Labor. The object Of the
district will be to see that the men are
fairly compensated and have reasonable
hours and to keep an overnight Of the
welfare Of the members. District organi.
zsrs will take the field and masl meetings
will be called to interest the men and a
sick aud death benefit fund will be estab
lished. Meetings will be called in oil
largo towns throughout New England.
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.&PIrrsBuRou, Jan. 3l.-At meeting Of
the Connellsville Coke Syndicate here to-
day the action OF a preliminary meeting
held in New York on Saturday in advanc.
ing tho price Of coke from 81 80 to s. per
ton, to take effect tomorrow, February l,
was ratified. Prominent members OF the
Coke Producers Association claim thereis
no dissatisfaction with the syndicate and
that the friendly relations that existed tor
the past two yeas will be continued. The
advance in the price Of coke will probably
result in the minsrs demanding increased
wages. -
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National Finances.

WAsHINaToN, Jan, Silt is estimated
that the public debt statement to be issued
tomorrow will show decrease Of about
50, O,O00 in the debt since January /.
The receipts during January were $685.
700, 900, being about s4,000000 more than
the receipts for the same month Of last
year. The expenditures forJ January,
1887, were SEQ, 900 600, being 5000, 900
less than the expenditures for january,
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Ex-Governor HoApLY and his partner
Johnson, oil Cincinnati, have joined with
Edward Lauterbsch, New York railroad
lawyer, and formed the law firm Of
Hoadly, Lauterbach & johnson. It is un-
derstood that they have been retained to
fight tho Interstate Commerce bill. Mr..
Hoadly will hereafter make his home in
New York,